I'm John Bachelore Coppley and this is the King Charles Report.

Gregory tells me this is old nose but has struck my attention.

Prince William has defied King Charles's desire that he stopped flying his entire family

by helicopter.

This is a new book entitled Catherine the Princess of Wales by a commentator Robert Jopsin.

It's been in the daily mail which means that it may be more fanciful and not.

But Gregory to my mind that is a practical recommendation from the

King, that William and his son George are the air and air, and losing them

together while it would be recoverable would be a blow to the kingdom.

Do you agree?

It would be a profound dislocation of the entire stability of the monarchy and of the government.

And whilst King Charles quite clearly

insisted that Prince William not fly the entire family together on, you know, surgeons down to Sandringham or

whatever. I think that Prince William who loves flying helicopters, will continue to be able to do so on a

solo basis or maybe even with one or more of their family, but not all of them together. You cannot risk the

the stability of the transition from King to Prince of Wales to the son of the Order of the Prince of Wales in the future.

And the government would insist on that as well.

So it's not just King Charles and I don't believe that it is really a serious

difference of opinion between the King and Prince William. Prince William is

totally aware of the risks of this kind of situation and it's always been the case where you do not

jeopardize the the stability and the chain of command of government by putting all your exit one

one potential air crash. Now we go to France of course the Olympics

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